Sentence examples for be treated as common from inspiring English sources

The bookshops, which ought to be treated as common carriers, like telephone companies, are caught in an unfair squeeze.

Both Republican and Loyalist prisoners, who had until then been granted special category status, were now to be treated as common criminals.

The most memorable moment occurred shen Andrzej Gwiazda, Lech Walesa's deputy, asked Prime Minister Mieczyslaw Jagielski what guarantee there was that the strikers in a year's time would not be treated as common criminals.

Most or all Internet service providers take the same view: They want to be treated as "common carriers," like the telephone companies and postal services, which are not held criminally liable for things they can't control.

Stock ducks were allowed to roam freely during the day, and would swim in local ponds which, although privately owned, were treated as common property among the duck breeders; breeders would label their ducks with markings on the neck or head.

We were treated as well as citizens.

Populist reformers demanded that radio be treated as a common carrier and give airtime to anyone who paid a fee.

When identified, those concepts should be treated as a common resource of the whole domain which makes it necessary to provide it as such to the interested parties.

However, there are messages which most devices transmit, and those are not specific to a profile standard; therefore they can be treated as separate common entity with a referenced instances to the relevant sensors.

Quisling declared whilst he did not want to be treated as a common criminal, he did not want preferential treatment compared to his Nasjonal Samling colleagues.

Where these effects were similar e.g., learning effects, these can be treated as class common effects, yielding a more parsimonious model.